Pagan Deities and Occult Themes
Raidho (ᚱ) is the fifth rune in the Norse Futhark runic alphabet and represents the phonetic sound R. It also means Riding, Wagon, or Journey, and is linked with both physical and spiritual journeys. The Raidho rune is a reminder that the journey is often more important than the destination, and that the passage between... Continue Reading →
Anhur, also known as Onuris among other names, was a very ancient Egyptian god of war whose worship started at Abydos, especially Thinis, in the southern regions of Egypt, and gained wider importance. He was known as the “slayer of enemies” and appeared as a heroic male figure with a beard and headdress with four... Continue Reading →
Many Indo-European religions include a sky father, such as the Greek Zeus and the Slavic Perun. For the Phrygians and the Thracians, this was Sabazios. While archaeology reveals that he was an extremely important god, very little information about his mythology or worship survives. The Phrygians and Thracians The Phrygians were probably a people from... Continue Reading →
Dionysus is often described as the god of wine making and revelry in Greek mythology, but he was a much more complex and mysterious deity. With a bloody origin story, he is the patron and savior of mankind, bringing joy to their dark existence and sharing in their suffering, and was also the god of... Continue Reading →
Hermodr is one of the gods in the Norse pantheon that we know little about, as he is only mentioned in passing in the surviving sources, and we have no specific texts about his role in Norse mythology. However, due to a story about Hermodr descending to the underworld of Helheim on behalf of Odin,... Continue Reading →
We know that the ancient Greeks believed in magic and witchcraft, with Hecate the goddess of magic in Greek mythology. We meet the first of the two most famous witches in Greek mythology in Homer’s Odyssey, Circe, and the next in the story of Jason and the Argonauts, Medea. Who were these witches and what... Continue Reading →
The Druids were the priestly class in ancient Celtic cultures who acted as religious leaders, lore keepers, medical professionals, and spiritual advisors. However, we know very little about these Druids because, while reportedly literate, it was against their beliefs to write down their secrets. Therefore, we must rely on the reports of outsiders to piece... Continue Reading →
It is always a positive sign when you see the Angel Number 900. It means that you have significant opportunities before you. However, it is also a call to action. You are the author of your own life. You need to make the big plot decisions that will move you forward. Seeing the number sequence... Continue Reading →
Nana Buruku, revered as one of the oldest orixás in the Afro-Brazilian religion of Candomblé, embodies the primordial energies of creation, wisdom, and the nurturing aspects of motherhood. She is the deity of mud, swamps, and the dead, representing both the genesis of life and the inevitability of death. Nana's essence is intertwined with themes... Continue Reading →
The Angel Number 833 can show up when you are letting something hold you back. Identify it, take responsibility for it, and take active steps to change your life. This doesn't necessarily require us to fight tooth and nail. Sometimes the missing ingredient of the puzzle is simply the ability to communicate, both with ourselves... Continue Reading →